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RL is a 53 year old female with type 2 diabetes mellitus who is managed with oral metformin. Her current A1C is 8.0%. RL does take her metformin regularly, but admits that she seldom cooks and only has time after work to pick up convenience foods or take-out meals. Which of the following health care professionals is the most appropriate to address RL’s needs?

  1. Pharmacist

  2. Dietitian

  3. Family physician

  4. Nurse practitioner

The correct answer is: Dietitian

A Pharmacist would not be the most appropriate healthcare professional in this situation as they primarily focus on dispensing medication and may not have the expertise or time to address the issue of RL's diet and eating habits. C: The family physician may not have enough time to address RL's specific needs as they have a variety of patients with different health concerns. D: While the nurse practitioner has extensive knowledge about general health and wellness, a registered dietitian may be better equipped to provide specific advice and recommendations for RL's diet and lifestyle with type 2 diabetes. Therefore, the most appropriate healthcare professional to address RL's specific needs would be a registered dietitian. They can provide tailored advice and education on healthy eating habits and meal planning for individuals with type 2 diabetes.